Nancy Saunders ᑲᑕᔾᔭᐅᓯᕙᓪᓛᑦ Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé
Niap, 2016
In partnership with Festival de Casteliers
The installation ᑲᑕᔾᔭᐅᓯᕙᓪᓛᑦ Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé was created specially by Inuit artist Nancy Saunders for the Festival de Casteliers. It is presented in conjunction with FREEZE! by Dutch performance and visual artist Nick Steur. Saunders' installation includes suspended stone sculptures accompanied by a sound art piece grounded in throat-singing. The suspended stones sway to the sounds of singing kept alive by generations of women including Nancy Saunders, who proudly carry on this tradition through this contemporary work of art.
OBORO's gallery will be closed on March 13
Opening
Friday March 9, 2018, at 5 pm
Niap, 2016
Nancy Saunders is a multidisciplinary Inuit artist originally from Kuujjuaq, in Nunavik (Northern Québec). She studied at Concordia University where she explored a range of media, including drawing, painting and sculpture. Her creative process blends traditional Inuit art with modern forms by exploring themes rooted in her ancestral heritage but using contemporary art approaches.
Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé, Nancy Saunders – Photos Romain Guilbault 2018
Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé, Nancy Saunders – Photos Romain Guilbault 2018
Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé, Nancy Saunders – Photos Romain Guilbault 2018
Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé, Nancy Saunders – Photos Romain Guilbault 2018
Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé, Nancy Saunders – Photos Romain Guilbault 2018
Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé, Nancy Saunders – Photos Romain Guilbault 2018
Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé, Nancy Saunders – Photos Romain Guilbault 2018
Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé, Nancy Saunders – Photos Romain Guilbault 2018
Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé, Nancy Saunders – Photos Romain Guilbault 2018
Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé, Nancy Saunders – Photos Romain Guilbault 2018
Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé, Nancy Saunders – Photos Romain Guilbault 2018
Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé, Nancy Saunders – Photos Romain Guilbault 2018
Katajjausivallaat, le rythme bercé, Nancy Saunders – Photos Romain Guilbault 2018